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GYMBRAT
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Isn't that a part of growing up? It was, in the not so distant past.
There is no reason a kid should be financing a brand new vehicle. Odds have it your first vehicle will hit the ditch. Encouraging kids to take the depreciation hit on a brand new ride makes no sense to me as well. "Hey, why don't you take six grand and set it on fire" which is effectively what you do when you drive that new ride off the lot. Let someone else take that hit, and buy something used. Granted, you won'y know exactly what has been done to it, but again, if you're 17, it's time to learn how to maintain stuff, rather than just take it in every time something is wrong.
Just one dude's opinion.
I do agree with you but unfortunately its not the case here....
Not trying to be a dick BUT you are in Kimberley BC. Here in AB the Oilpatch rules the economy and a kid at 18 can clear 10k per month. So its hard for them to just say "nah I dont want a new vehicle I want a $1500 POS".....I know trust me, I went through it step by step at an early age myself.